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Iran claims one person is dead after a ship was hit in the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump told reporters this weekend he believes the war with Iran will end soon. Wisconsin Congressman and GOP gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany survived an emergency plane landing in Lake Wausau on September 12, 2026, after his aircraft suffered a mechanical failure. Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels captured more strategic islands in the southern Red Sea, the government announced Monday. They have reportedly taken over the Perim Island which sits in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a key maritime chokepoint.
The costly stalemate over the Strait of Hormuz continues as a planned meeting for today between Iran and top diplomats from Gulf Arab states was postponed indefinitely. Meanwhile, The Wall Street Journal has new reporting on China’s support for Iran during the ongoing war. U.S. officials tell the Journal that Tehran acquired high-resolution satellite images of a base in Jordan from Chinese entities before carrying out an attack that killed three U.S. troops in July. One of the authors of that story, Senior Video and National Security Correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, Shelby Holliday, joins Way Too early with the latest.
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